Indigenous Plant Nursery - Muldersdrift - Guest House Accommodation

Time 2020-11-02 23:15:46

Web Name: Indigenous Plant Nursery - Muldersdrift - Guest House Accommodation

WebSite: http://www.randomharvest.co.za

ID:102943

Keywords:

Nursery,Plant,Indigenous,

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Country CottagesClose to Lanseria airport our secure 4 Star Bed Breakfast Muldersdrift Guest House Accommodation is perfect for a leisure or business stay 30 minutes from Pretoria or JohannesburgRead more...Wholesale NurseryGrower and supplier of wholesale indigenous plants to landscapers nurseries countrywide. Contract growing of indigenous plants of South Africa from rooted cuttings to 100L sizeRead more...Retail NurseryOur retail plant nursery in Muldersdrift, Johannesburg sells a large selection of South African indigenous plants. We showcase ideas for theme gardens, urban gardens and landscapingRead more...EventsFor indigenous gardening advice, join our regular nature-based events and activities, including Bird Walks, monthly Coffee Mornings, and seasonal activities for children.Read more...One of the best places to eat in Johannesburg. An open-air coffee shop offering good coffee, breakfasts, light lunches and delicious cakes in a scenic outdoor-eating area, or covered patio.Read more...Conference VenueA fully equipped meeting room to hire in Muldersdrift, with easy access from Pretoria or Johannesburg. We offer catering, overnight accommodation for 16 people, and are competitively pricedRead more...NewslettersSubscribe to our monthly newsletter for indigenous gardening inspiration, ideas and advice, information and news on special offers. Included are our events and farm scenery and ecologyRead more...Plant Catalogue100's of species of Indigenous Plants of South Africa are listed here, with photographs, characteristics and gardening advice. All have horticultural value, some more unusual than othersRead more...How to Turn Your Backyard into A Private Wildlife Sanctuary adapted from www.porch.com) "Wildlife plays a vital role in securing a healthy environment, whether it’s insects, birds, or mammals. With more humans encroaching on the planet than ever before, it’s so important now to make sure that each one of us does our part to preserve the wildlife in our environment and our communities. A healthy wildlife population ensures healthier plants, cleaner air, and a better balance in nature overall. If you appreciate nature and want to encourage more wildlife activity in your own backyard, there are several things you can do to attract animals and insects alike. Read on for some helpful tips you can use to preserve and promote healthy wildlife right where you live." Lorena Romo Read More ...Posted by Heather Balcomb on Wednesday, August 26, 2020 Views: 431Easter Bunny's Shy Cousin - Easter Eco-Fact 4 The real Riverine Rabbit would not be found in nature, on forest floors, with plenty of compost, mulch and Plectranthus ciliatus as our Random Harvest Bunny was pictured in the nursery. It in fact has a very specific area that it occurs in – only along rivers in Nama and Succulent Karoo areas, in the Central and Small Karoo.  In other parts of the country, you will find hares, which are related to the Riverine Rabbit. Read More ...Posted by Heather Balcomb on Sunday, April 12, 2020 Views: 913A Beautiful African Tree - Easter Eco Fact 3 Acacia siberiana var. woodii - The Paperbark Thorn has been called the quintessential African tree. It is one of the many South African Indigenous tree species that has grown to full and magnificent proportions at Random Harvest Indigenous Plant Nursery - please ask our staff to show you these beautiful trees. Its spreading, flat-topped crown presents a mass of white pom-pom florets which give off an amazing scent to a whole variety of insect pollinators. Read More ...Posted by Heather Balcomb on Sunday, April 12, 2020 Views: 1043Living green wall & vertical garden for biodiversity Freelance ecologist Tania Anderson designs ecological gardens. She designed and planted the vertical garden at House Miller in Parktown North, Johannesburg. This green wall garden is entirely south facing. The plants were chosen by the designer with input from the client to suit the shady aspect and attract insects and birds. Read More ...Posted by Carol Knoll on Tuesday, January 28, 2020 Views: 2376POLYPHAGOUS SHOT HOLE BORER IN SOUTH AFRICA POLYPHAGOUS SHOT HOLE BORER IN SOUTH AFRICA (Euwallaceae whitfordiodendron): Nobody knows where this beetle comes from. It carries a fungus with it (Fusarium euwallaceae) that grows in the cambium and phloem layers of the tree. The cambium and phloem which carries nutrients from the roots to the leaves and vice versa, gets blocked with the fungus, and the tree dies Read More ...Posted by Heather Balcomb on Friday, July 5, 2019 Views: 3071The Shot Hole Borer Beetle Crisis We are on the brink of an ecological disaster, all because of the Shot Hole Borer Beetle. Trees are dying and FABI has indicated that natural control is not in the pipeline at this point.Judging by the numbers of dead trees killed by Shot Hole Borer Beetles in Johannesburg and Knysna, this could become one of South Africa’s worst ecological disasters.  While the beetles are primarily encountered in towns, there is a very real possibility, that they can spread out via tree corridors and start killing trees in the veld.   Read More ...Posted by Mike Viviers on Friday, May 25, 2018 Views: 49603 ivy-leaved pelargonium, ivy geranium, cascading geranium, kolsuring, umnewana, ityholo Swarthaak, blouhaak, hakiesdoring, Black Thorn, Monga, Monganga-tau, mongangatau, munembedz Tel: 082 553 0598 Fax: 086 644 9554 Open Monday to Sunday 08h00 - 17h00. Open on Public holidays, except Good Friday and Easter Sunday, Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day.Powered by ITM Website Design Cape Town

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